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The clear water allows the lush greenery to shine through and give Green Lake Austria its name. Usually, you would only find such clear water in the Carribean Islands, where scuba diving is popular. Some would say the waters in Grüner See rival any waters in the Carribean. Green Lake Austria is sometimes referred to as the Carribean of the ...
Jan 11, 2016 · Diving in Austria’s Green Lake is permanently prohibited, the local tourism office announced. A unique underwater scenario of sunken benches, footpaths and a visibility of 50m had made the lake popular with divers and swimmers. But the Tragöß-Grüner See tourism office announced the closure of the lake for all watersports activities in a ...
Jun 25, 2016 · The gorgeous scenery makes the green lake a popular site among locals, tourists and divers. Sadly, in January 2016, the local government of Tragoess, Styria where the park is located, decided to prohibit the use of the emerald lake to due the large rise in tourist visits, the only way to preserve the environment and possible damage to the area.
Oct 20, 2013 · Green Lake, Austria. Normally, Green Lake (Grüner See) is a 2000 sq. meters, 1-2m deep lagoon surrounded by bridges, benches, and footpaths from where visitors can admire the beautiful alpine scenery. The décor changes dramatically in late spring, when the lake doubles its size, flooding everything around it.
Rafting in Austria Austria is famously known for its culture, imperial architecture, rich history, excellent food, and breathtaking lakes and mountains landscapes. In the Alpine regions, the country shows off its rougher side, providing some pretty cool action on the most beautiful rivers, gushing down countless gorges and ravines.
The crystal clear, emerald Green Lake is a magical place in the Hochsteiermark and has been voted the "most beautiful Platzl" in Austria. The Grüner See, the "Caribbean of Hochsteiermark" in Tragöß, is a real insider tip. The lake is filled with crystal-clear, ice-cold water (5 to 6°C) when the snow begins to melt and reaches its highest ...
